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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1895
Page
6
The Irontop Register argues entrance into law and medicine requires honor, moral purpose, and integrity. It warns that a drunken or conscienceless professional cannot serve justice or society, noting the physician’s sacred role in life and death and calling for high moral, mental, and physical standards.
This column discusses catarrh as a precursor to bronchitis or consumption, argues blood purification with Hood s Sarsaparilla as best treatment, and cites various anecdotes. It also touches Kansas population projections, critiques Populist views of Parker, and mentions Simmons Liver Regulator and Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription as remedies.
Two traveling men discussed spending Sabbath in Athens Ohio and nearby, noting they would visit the Berry House. They praised the hotel as the best kept in the United States with spotless service and every room convenience, including needle and thread and court plaster. The landlord is described as a well liked, colored man with graceful hospitality.
An 1890s style notice extols Mostetter's Stomach Bitters as a preventive for malaria vapors and rheumatic twinges when outdoors in poor air. It claims warmth aids digestion and health, recommends for dyspepsia biliousness nervous debility and kidney trouble, and cites business satire on advertisers filling space.
Robert Strong, a mocked-up Chicago millionaire, faces ruin after a failed deal. His discontent with wealth and a public life of luxury collide with a quiet plea from his daughter Lucy and a decisive intervention by his wife Mary. A revolver moment shifts to a vow to rebuild life with love and humility.
Jefferson M. Clough of Belchertown Mass once led Winchester Repeating Arms eleven years in New Haven Conn. He faced muscular rheumatism, left his post, and after failed cures found relief using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He earlier rejected a Chinese government arms contract after long talks, choosing to return home to manage a larger farm and recover health.
Miss Elizabeth Williams of Oswego details a winter illness from 1803 1904 cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She credits regained appetite strength and relief from rheumatic pain after taking the pills, urging others to benefit. The article touts numerous cures from locomotor ataxia to paralysis with the medicine, sold by Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box or six for 2.50.
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